Nyara Williams, Datiana Guerrero and Collin W. Elliott of Preserve are among the recipients of the Luminary s 2021 Futures Fund grants.
A YouTube program featuring Black artists in conversation, a magazine highlighting work by artists of color and public art installations on vacant lots in north St. Louis are among the projects that will be supported by the Luminary’s Futures Fund.
The Cherokee Street art gallery announced 10 recipients of grants up to about $8,000 each. The total amount disbursed is $60,000. The grant program is funded by the New York-based Andy Warhol Foundation For The Visual Arts.
“The funding is to prioritize work that addresses pressing issues of our time, and to fund under-resourced ideas and communities that might not meet the larger institutional radars,” said Kalaija Mallery, operations and programs manager for the Luminary.
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of misurata. here s the latest. qaddafi s forces are pounding the city with new shelling and rocket fire, at least 32 people are reported killed. and there were new calls today for u.s. action to drive qaddafi from power, including this from republican senator lindsey graham. my recommendation to nato and the administration is to cut the head of the snake off, go to tripoli, start bombing qaddafi s innercircle, their compounds, their military headquarters in tripoli. mitchell: however the policy debate plays out in washington, the people of misurata are looking for refuge from the combat right now. and for those who can make it, that means an escape by ship. allen pizzey takes us aboard. reporter: the ship is a lifeline for the city of misurata. we can t swim, we can t eat, we can t do anything in misurata. reporter: the libyan authorities knew about its mission but offered no guarantees of safety and nato keeps well away. reporter: those most desperate to get o
in with him on cnn throughout the day. when you see these pictures and see homes destroyed like that, it is hard to imagine what it was like inside one of those homes when the storm hit. again we told you, no one reported killed by these storms. just minor injuries. again, not even serious injuries to report. but i spoke to one woman. you re seeing what s left of her home there. brianna mcintyre was actually inside in the basement when all this was going on above her. listen to her describe what was happening. the first thing that went out were the lights. the lights flickered. and then it was complete darkness. and then you could hear like when you re on the plane and your ears pop. your ears popping. it was like a suction noise. and all of a sudden we just heard the roof ripped. and me and my friend daniel we just ran as quick as we could to the basement bathroom.
the airport is open this morning but not at full capacity just yet. we will have the very latest for you. there has been severe weather that s been affecting this country. not just in certain spots, not just in st. louis. really from the midwest to the south to the northeast. the latest is that powerful tornado that did hit st. louis and the surrounding area. again, this is the very moment when the tornado hit the city s main airport. look at listen to this. this was lay friday night. thousands of people were at the airport at time the, some even sitting on the plane on the tarmac. they had to be evacuated. imagine that scene, a lot of these folks inside, a lot of them visitors, not really up on the weather necessarily or how serious it may have been. didn t know they needed to seek shelter. they were just going about their business in the airport when that all started happening. we were told that half the windows in the main terminal were blown out. the winds up to 170 mil
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